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THE COMMISSIONERS RESPONSIBLE FoR PROPOSING 10
GIVE ARNoKy soraHE 10 TIE RAILROAD ooErosA-
TIoNs.
The bill 20 regulate steam railroads In the city,
Introduced In both houses OF Congress Monday,
was. as stated I'm THE STAR, drawn up by the Dir
trict Commissioners. The bin was drawn at the
request OF members OF the District com
r'ittAe who desired 20 have something
tangible before them on this subject. one Of the
Commissioners unmarked to-day that the OH " as
only a suggestion. and OF course might be modi-
ned great deal before IL becomes n law. sui he
thought Il proposed the best plan that
had been suggested. 10 relieved the
northeast section almost entirely OF It's present
railroad Incubus. The Baltimore and Ohio will
have 10 tunnel 10 make It's connections with the
baltimore and Potomac and will practically disap-
pear. He thought IL was desirable that the union
pot should be located near the center
OF the city and not on the outskirts
tie did not think the bin proposed 20 give the Ar
mory square 10 the railroad companies IL pro-
posed hat the depot should be located there. The
government could, OF course. require the compa-
niles TO pay rental for the ground or TO purchase
It.
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The viii OF the late Bishop Richard Harvey Cain,
OF the African Methodist Episcopal church, was
hled to-day. IL Is dated January 10 and he leaves
10 MS Vile his real estate In Lincolnytlle s. G.,
also his interest in certain life insurance az the
Nauonal Lie and Maturity association. OF this
city. He directs that his insurance of $4,000 In
out for the Paul Quinn college I'm Texas ~
changed and divided between his wife and daugh-
Ter, The latters portion 10 he invested He leaves
house Sle 9th street southwest, In this CITY, 10
Mary j. cain. OF Cincinnati, his brothers wife:
houses II and q TO Jane Edwards. wife OF Rev j.
+ EDWARDS. OF Texas III library and papers lac
leaves to Rev Mr.. Edwards HIS houses az and
40e 10th street and South Carolina avenue he
leaves TO his wife during her life and then 20 his
daughter. lie appoints Reys. w. h. Derrick OF
New York and j. Z. Edwards OF Texas, as trustees
and executors.
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DIED.


ANDREWS. At Palmer, Florida, Monday, January
oath. 1857, Mrs. b ANDREWS, mother OF the Rev.
Funeni viii take place 1t Christ church, Navy Yard,
Friday, january 18th, 1887, st O'Clock y. IN No
flowers. =
ECKART On january 20, Of consumption. HER.
NAN II ECKART, beloved husband OF Annie Ecknrt
aged thirty years eleven months and fourtee4
days
"A little way; this sentence repest,
Holing aud longing 20 extract some sweet
10 mfnRle with the bitter. Prom Thy hand
take The cup cannot understADd,
And IN my weakness give myself 10 Thee,
Although IL seems 80 very. very TAR
TO tixl dear home where my husbands gone;
on, give me faith u feel IL when nny
That be has gone. gone but little way.
BIZ Ap WIN
Notice Of funeral hereafter
GREEN, On January 22d, 1887, ut 80 pm, q
SoEnerv1ie Mnss, Of scarlet fever. WILLIAM BRYAN,
osy Of Rush and Octsvis Gresn, late Of Wssh-
Ilet0n, De- sged four yean ten month";.
kRAfFT On Monday, January 24th, 1857, q p:30
S,clock ~ aftsr 2 hong tlns.s GEo46E q, beloved
Funernl VIII take place from his leae rssidence uo
lS46 fenny1vxnis avenue noreAweek Thursday.
JsnuASy 27th, at p m. kelnssvss end frionds =
Gpec0uly invited 70 astsnd.
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Surveyor Beattiess ASsailamt.
FRIEND OF BIERAL SAYS HE ACTED IRRATIONAL
BEFORE THE SHOOTING

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-The trial OF Louis Bieral
for shooting Surveyor Beattle was continued to-
day in the United States circuit court. The first
witness was Lawyer Thomas B. O'Dell He saw
Bera the day before the shooting, leaning the
rail at the custom house steps. He looked strange.
piled with question about his case Bieral was
looking wild, and his eyes had stony expression
like an animal at bay. He seemed irrational
DIR. Edward G. Mannan, an expert on mental and
nervous diseases, testified that from the descrfp-
lions given by witnesses Bteral must have been
labor1ng under delusiOn. witness had no doubt
shooting.
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The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day:
Y. 8. 4ta 1881. coppSps, lI9 o. bid; ll0,: asked
:: s A. rs sseSsd 49, sis i$s2 asked
per- Der mRs S s sS u1 9e bid
Market stock 1892. CUR ency. ia bid, yesr
.sHsa SSS ss.r fasd p c. isse currency enc H.
hid, ia asked: Washington and GeorgetOwn rail
road bonds, LIZ bid. liz asked. Washington Gas,
3sN bid. 3S,s . ked. Georgetown Gas, 80 bid.
National Metropolitan Insurance, 62h bid. Ma
Arlington insurance. 1907 asked Farmers and Me-
SatoSs s.ns fs S Ssou ssn
114s bid Columbia Nstionsi Bank, los bid, l!2ts
Title Insurance, lI6 bid, 120 asked Penn. Tel.
Co, AZ bid Chesapeake and Pot Tel Co, S45s
bid, 851. asked. w. l. L LIST mortgage bonds, So
bid. 80 asked Panorama stock, IS asked.
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ja26-dkds'
nUNCANs0N BROS, 4uct,oneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF pARLoR. CHAMBER,
DDI,NII.M N1 tRGl AND OTHER FURNITURE
Sells AND OTHER CARPETS, RUGS, pic
TURES. MIRRORS, LAMBREQUINS, CURTAINS,
&C., sc. ~
By virtue of two certain deeds Of trust recorded re-
spectyely in Liber No. 1862 folio 1856, ct seq and
Lber No l217 folio 27S, ct seq Of the land records
garty sse1red thereby her and we will sell THURS
O'CLOCK A. NJ at the auction rooms of Duncanson
Bros corner Of 9th aud streets northwest, in this
city the goods and chattels mentioned in schedule
245 IN" and schedule "B," attached to said trust
deeds respectively and name in part
Walnut Sideboard, MoQuet and Tapestry Carpets
Oak and Walnut Bedroom Sets Red Plush Parlor Suite
Pier and Mantel Mirrors
Clocks Pictures Chandeliers Hair and other Mat
Portieres Folding Bed Walnut Extension Table, Plush
Rockers, &C., &c.
Terms cash. MOSES Fl PAGE
Trustee under Trust in Liber $50, folio 1856.
MOSES H. PAGE.
THOS r. BROOKS,
Trustees under Trust in Lber 12l7, folio 37S
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Reported for THE EVENING Sr.R

Heptrteu TOT HI fNfNINS STAR
PISTOL IN BAD HANDs.-The police have held
young man, named samuel CorSon, found In
sane on the streets last evening. He roved about
Washington street with loaded revolver I'm his
hand and forty cartridges lila mis- pocket, and said
he had a commission from God 10 kill a young
lady, with whom he had never spoken, IN she did
charge.
NEW FIRE HoRsEs.-The new horses for the Co
luInbia engine, very fine animals, were tried on
the street this morning and attracted much at
tention.
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BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers.
HSEb FGkNiT5kE, cA r. &C., co aHaas
S5sf EA RAEFo bE sETF
EkKb fGh cASiSE EAtE cER
AAsf EkE sEr ESF sssE hSK @n YkdSE
HAIR AND OTHER MATTRASSES, FEATHER
sEaSs bSR RAN6T AhSSr rA n
PIS4NG CHAIRS he. CHINA ANR
STHEk CA RiN KEGs K4TcHEM kkE9Ud
RRTTk hGcFiSN No. &l'4 STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue Of an order ef the Supreme Court Of the
fssS Isl
all the Furniture Carpets, &c. Contained therein.
HERMAN H. GERDEs
ts24-4t Administrator Of P L. Schuckine, decd
T1HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TWO TwO;sTORY FRAME HOUSES, BUILT ABOUT
sTRHE AEADs AH To Sr 1aS9 aND 1902
TS;EidHIfRR: 1881; i FSGk SciESck, o. The sA
mentioned houses. Possession given on the 18th Of
February and to be removed immediately thereafter
Terms: Cssh on day of sale. ja24-dts
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
SfhTrf fs sJSHak kSSxS IS 10 1906 Third
Under and by virtue of deed of trust dated May -
9Th, 1882 s4a recorded in iber No l,l25. folio j
1883, and reefded in hber No. 1872 folio IL, seq
Of the land records of the District of Columbia and ut
the request OF the holder OF the secured
we Will offer foF gale in front Of the premises At public
AIRY. A; ID. 1887, at HAI.F-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ the following described real estate, viz; All Of
vision OF lots and parts Of lots in square numbered
eight hundred and two (SO2 the same being improved
by tWO-stOry brick dwelling.
Terms Of Sale; One-third cash, balance In one and
nf sal no not anff he mr..
chaser to be given for the deferred payments bearing
six geE cent interest payable semi annually and Sc;
cash. at the option Of purchaser deposit hun
dred dollars will be required the purchase at the
time OF sale. II the terms are not complied with
within ten days the reserve the right resell
ut the rtsk SAd cost Of the defxultng purchaser All
conveyanclne ~ the ppSchasers cost.
,.s4ds " f hk1hASH B H sh smith Trustees.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
VERMONT AVENUE. BETWEEN AND U
STREETS NORTHWEST

BY virtue of q supplemental decree of the Su- -
Rreine C0ptt OF the District of Columbia passed in
A, II aSs a SShsssn Edward oBIsn ct a.
andsrsigne9 Asmsd in said decree, will sell at
P4SI1e sHesS1' N Toif q the Premises MONDAY
AFIEhMOON, FEHEIARY THE SEVENTH, AT
FOUR O'CLOCK . sub lot 81, in Zugs sub. division Of
oIeinN lou D. - square numbered 361, fronting 10
Ieet lnc1es On vermont the east side, with
depth OF 100 feet to public alley, between and
house. ~
81 erms OF sale 81 prescribed by decree; One third
payable IN twelve and eighteen months from day of
sale with interest at the rate of six 90 per cent
snnum from the day of SALE The deferred payments
to be secured to the trustee upon good and
oeea OF tsust upon the property Sold all cash at
option OK purchaser. deposit Of 800 will be
required rms IN IN day of sale from the purchaser
property may be sold at risk and cost of defaulting
purchaser. All conveyancing at purchasers cost.
.,,.f LINDEN KEN L, Trustee.
Ja.O06QS 15O5 Pennsylyania nv.
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CapitOl Topics.

TWO DISTRICT BILLS.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Chace from the Dis
trict committee, reported the two bills Chitherto
mentioned in TIE starr to incorporate the Amer
lean Trust company, and to amend the act to In
corporate the National Safe Deposit company,
both OF the District OF Columbia.
10 AMEND THE OLEOMARGARINE Law.
In the Senate MI. Beck has introduced q bill to
amend the oleomargarine act so a. to reduce the
tax of wholesale dealers from $3.50 TO 800 and OF
retail dealers from $4S to 49,
THE Bill. TO TRANSFER THE SIGNAL SERVICE
The bill introduced by Mr.. Morgan In the Senate
to transfer the signal service to civil Jurisdiction
provides that the signal bureau shall consist of
one chief and such subordinate officers and en-
plOyes as may be necessary to efficiently manage
It. Il also prescnoes Inas until Otherwise pro-
ordinate force OF said bureau shall continue as at
present. except that those enlisted for service In
said bureau shall hereafter be regarded as civil
employees thereof, subject to removals as In other
cases The chief OF said bureau shall receive an
bT aSd ts sea Ss
sent OF the Senate.
MORE PENSION RMPLOYEs NEEDED.
Pension Commissioner Black appeared before the
House appropriations committee to-day with re-
lation to the additional appropriation necessary
bii he stated taat he would require an additional
force OF 22l employees, at cost OF about S227, 600
NOTES.
Mr.. Compton has notl1ed the chairman OF the
District committee that he win be absent nom the
meeting Tomorrow, on account Of the death OF his
wife'S mother.
The House committee on rules decided to-day TO
recommend that day be set aside FOR the con-
Stderation OF the fishery resolution.
In the Rhode Island contested election case OF
Pare against Pierce, the House yesterday after.
noon adopted the resolution declaring the seat va
cant by vote Of 100 TO 3S.
to the House yesterday afternoon.
Secretary Lamar was on the door Of the Senate
this afternoon.
senator RiddlebeFger's 0esk was ornamented
this morning with o magnificent 0oFal harp two
feet or more In length.
HarboFmastef sutton reports the Ever al open
down to It's mouth, with some floating Ice opposite
this city. There arrived this morning two c&rg0es
OF oysters and one OF lumber.
To-day power g attorney Vas plAced On Ncoea
u samuel BiodgeIt. deceAse6, trustee nor the
hers &C., TO the Onion Trust company, OF Philae
delphia 70 collect and enforce the collection Of
what may be owing him - Administrator an0
distribute the same
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Deputy Controller Of the Currency.

JESSE d. ABkAHAAS, OF VIRGINIA, APPOINTED.
The Secretary OF the Treasury to-day appointed
Jesse D. Abrahams, OF Virginia, to be deputy con-
trOller OF the currency to succeed Mr..
Valentine p. Snyder, who was appointed
bank examiner at New York some time ago. Mr..
Abrahams has been for some time an assistant to
Prof. C. B. Young in the Emerson institute. He
the Grant civil service rules but was dismissed it
is said, because OF a refusal to JOIN the Mary
land Republican club. He was strongly urged
for the position OF chief examiner
OF the civil service commission at the time OF NJ r
Lyman's appointment as commissioner. and made
favorable Impression upon the President His
selection as deputy controller was made by Con-
trOller Trenholm.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE GOOD HORSES,
THREE WAGONS AND THREE SETS OF SIN

BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the 18th day of
N0venoer 1856, and recorded in Liber l;s23, folio
lOone OF the Land Records for the District of Column
OLA ana ut the request OF the party secured thereby
auction in front Of the auction rooms Of Thomas Dow
northwest, on SATURDAY, THE TWENTY-NINTH
DAY OF JANUARY, 1887, at TWELVE O'CLOCK
Single Harness
Terms Of sale will be cash.
= ja26-dts JAS W WRENN Trustee
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The LUNGS ARE STRAINED AND RACKKD by q pOr-
sistent cough, the general strength wasted, and
an tncurable complaint often established thereby.
Dr. JayDe's Expectorant is an effective remedy f0r
coughs and colds, and exerts beneficial eject ON
the pulmonary and bronchial organs.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

JroR SALE-323 AND 325 nth ST Sc: Al 500
II each JOHN f. BEALL CO, 1921 F ST. ja2O- I'm
I,OR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE:
It six Brick Houses, 4 rooms each situated on q
beautiful avenue northwest with wide parking &C.;
street cars within half square Price for this property
only So 30. Terms, $1,000 cash. balance $500 per
year This property Il renting for A52 per month
Apply to JW. r MYERS,
te5-27w' Real Estate Agent l42S n. Y. ave
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WHAT TREASURER JORDAN HAS TO SAY REGARDING
RECENT RVNoR-
Treasurer Jordan when asked to-day about pub
lished report that he is 20 be the president OF Q
new national bank in New York. with a capital of
Slo0oo 600, replied IL have received no such offer.
know that steps are being taken 20 Est absh such
bank I'm New York, and should a position Ia Il h.
offered me would think twice before declining a.
would not think OF resigning my position tn,a-
surer before the adjournment OF Congress In any
event
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer:
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT HuLSDALE NEAR ANA:

Under and by virtue of deed of trust, dated -
June 18th, 1855, and recorded in Liber No. 1923, I
folio ISL ct seq, Of the land records Of the Dis -
trict OF Columbia and by the direction Of the holder Ut
Ct the pre,nisss public auction on THURSDAY the
THREE O'CLOCK r M, all that parcel Of real estate.
situate and lying in the county OF Waahington in the
numbered twenty-five C25), in section numbered three
(3 in the subdivision of Barry Farm, according to
District in Liber l. c. nnmbsrsd two Co folio one
said lot is improved with threestory brick and frame
building
Terms of sale: Cash deposit Of 900 will be re-
CURED at the time of the SALE the terms of the sale
be not complied with within ten days from day Of SALE
the risk and cost of the defaultng purchaser All con-
veyancing and recording at purchasers expense.
ROBT. Z. L. WHITE, Trustee,
jaS-dts 1872 La ave.
EE-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-SEVENTH,1 1887,
same hour and place. By order Of Trustee. jsg1dts
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T1NHOMAS DOWL1NG, AuctiOneer.
FINE ARTS.
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE
THE ULLMAN COLLECTION OF FINE MODERN
OIL PAINTINGS.
One hundred and sixty VALUABLE WORKS, BY one
hundred and twenty Eight WELL-KNOWN ARTISTS,
OF PARIS, LONDON, MUNICH DRESDEN, DUSSEL-
DORF, VIENNA and other European Art Centers.
1.-THE Mser."
Cooman's Devotion" and Music"
Diaz's "In the Woods"
kraus' "roO Full for Utterance"
e. Harry EatOn's October and meadow Stream"
LepiQuiner's 1.-The ShepherIess."
Rieger's Jolly Company"
and many others of equal merit and value An elegsnt
collection of artistic examples by Of world wide
Teputation on Free Exhibition Monday and Tuesday,
Auction Rooms, southwest of Penn. and 18th
street. where they will be sold at suction WEDNES
DAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, JANUARY TWEEN
TY-SIXTH, TWENTY-SEVENTH and TWENTY
EIGHTH, at ELEVEN AN. and THREE PM each
day.
Catalogues mailed on application.
ja21-5t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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THE EVENING STAR:
AUCTION SALES.

TOMORROW.
DUBLIC AUCTION SALES
REAL ESTATE,
AT BOARD OF BROKERS' ROOMS
HOG St NV.
On THURSDAY, JANUARY TWENTY SEVENTH.
1887, at ONE O'CLOCK PM, the following properties
will be offered
BY THOS T. wAGGAMAN:
1909 and 1904 L street northwest, fronting 80 -
feet by depth of So feet original lot "a, square In
101, two-story frames four rooms. ~
Terms at time of sale.
ja24-3t THOS. e. wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.
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MARRIED.

25th, 1857, by Rev. Joseph 7. Kelley, HENRY <
SOUTHLAND, of lndisnspolis Ind, 20 MARY L
AILANk, Of Washington, ID. c.
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AUCTION SALES.

WEEKS b CO, Auctiopeers
w o3s louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Office.
THURSDAY, JANUARY TwENTY-SEvENTH, At
TN O'CLOCK, AT OUR SALESROOM REGU-
LAX SAL LARGE STOCK OF FURNITURE,
H411H NEW AND sECOND:HAND: CARPETS,
SIONES AND HOUSEKEEPING EFFECTS
GENERALLY; TIN And CROCKERY CANNED
GOODS PEACHES, &c.
ONE FINE SOLID WAfSuT CHAMBER BET.
FRENCH Plate MIRROR, &C.. AND ONE ELE.;
STYLE IN RICH PLUSH
Sale without regard to weather. 1t
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TNkuSTEEs' AND AssIGNEE's SALE OF LUM.
l. BEN sash, DOORS, BLINDS AND BUILDING
MATE l HORSES. WAGONS. &c, LARGE
ENGINE, BOILER AND FLAMING MILL MA
CHlNERY, &c. &C.
By virtue Of deed of trust recorded In Liber 1921
folio $50 Of the land records the undersigned Will
NINETEENTH. 1887, at TEN QiCLOCKA n, At the
pfemnses formerly occupied by VIM. Mclean Son as
. Iumoer yard at the corner of and 18th streets
mort ny the LUMBER in the said yard c0nsistnS in
Win quantity OF Building Material, such Doors,
S1sn, bnnds &C. and the Office Furniture, including
.h IA one OH O'CLOCK P; NJ. on the SAME DAY. We
1nAH sen on the premises formerly known as the
PhHnix Planning Mill the Engine, Boiler and other
MI Mac9lnery some Of the same having been slightly
AZ material to be removed BY the purchaser within
Terms 9ne,fourth cash @ deposit Of 10 per cent
ments at 90 aud 90 days secured to the satsfacton
OF the undersigned with interest.
II these terms are not complied with in five days
sa tn the sale the the right to re-
on three days. notice by advertisement in
JAMES n pAyNE
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITITRE. CARPETS REDDINH

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE CARPETS BEDDING, ETC.
By order of the Supreme Court of the District of Co
lumbis holding special term for Orphans Court bust
ness ne shall sell, on THURSDAY, JANUARY TWEEN
at residence No SIS 18th street northwest the follow
ing described Household Effects, named in part Wal
nut frame Parlor Suite, i'll plush handsome
Mal1ut-frame Mantel Mirror, Marble top Tables,
blned cylinder top; Revolving Chair, Whstnot, Ele
giant Couch Window Hxngings Easy Chairs and Hair
cotn Rockers Side Tables Brussels Ingram and other
Walnut Chamber Suites, Walnut Wardrobes, Hair and
Husk Mattress woven Springs, Extension Table
Hall Rack Oil Paintings and Engray1ngs Feather Pill
lows aud Bosters Bedding, China, Glass and Crockery
ias4-3t " EDWA Sfi K <. PLANT, Administrator.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
EXCEPTIONALLY FINE CONSIGNMENT
ANTIQUE AND MODERN
ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS,
HANGINGS, PoRIIEkEs, FINE EMBROtDERIEs
AND LAMBREQUINS.
JUST IMPORTED FROM THE EAST
GAMAL1EL K. DAvIDYAN, of constsntnople,
and will be sold ut public sale at salesrooms corner
10th street and Pennsylvsnia avenue q. ".
"EDNEfRAi THHKsPAf AMP AN HERIRAY sATuR
AT ELEVEN A. NJ And THREE ?. N. EACH DAY.
This collection embraces rare pieces gathered by
expert during the past year. in the interior Of Turkey
without reservation account OF the owner leaving
.0l -. 40 FREE EXHIBITION OF GOODS,
FoU h AND ESNANgAK4 TWENTY
Catalogues with dimensions, on application
Terms Cash WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.,
ja22-It Auctioneers
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
QTRRET OOTTTI - ySr 49, 1870 100000


DRIES FOR PROVERBS.
500 Oo.-Finy dollars will be paid by MARTIN GIL
three prsmi1ms s. t ss IS and fo for
the First Best, second Best and Third Best
aalss q s'Ez Eso REp to the good
The following examples are given of what would be
deemed appropriate
"Tned natures sceet restorer."-HE-No TEA
Pure HE-NO-E1ceiien. HE-NoDMost Excellent Tea.
a g Ssd sssHags + The 6sst Gillet
CONDITIONS:
ested juses on March 1857. iii Which date con-
tr WrItS n9 may send ~ their lists
Sagn yoHr LIST With symbol assumed name or mum;
e. III
the selection BY the judges Of the three best lists
Address all communications relating to this offer to
HE-No TEA PRovERBs.
Care MARTIN anLzT Co. Baltimore. Nd.
Copyright 1887, ja1O-lm
No LoNe PRocrAMAr1oN
QUALITY, PRICES AND REPUTATION SPEAK
LOUDER FOR Us THAN WORDS.
The Superior Make Of our Well Clothing, to
sether with Bargain prices, tell the story.
Men. Young Men. Boys and Children Suits
ana Overcoat Department. are open to your in
spccton, With the Lowest Pxices
It u practical fact that we are not consider
ing the question OF profit on what remains Of
Our Fall and Winter Stock Our only ohjeCt
now II to sell the Foods.
We have made big deductions in our Suit De-
partment We hsve made big deductions in our
Pants Department We have cut deep In our
Overcoat Department. We are Sacrificing the
Boys md Childrens Suits and Ovsrcoata.
Now b the chance for Bargains In Mems Fur
ntshtngs. EVERYTHING CHEAP FOB CASH
NOAH WALKER co.
ja12 Cos psnnsylvanis svenue
GQ 10 GO & WALXTB ron MONUMENTAL
NGEanite Work beat facilities IN waehtngton Tor
suc4 work Once and Yard 7OZ TO 706 North Capitol
D.. ~ rear Of Government 9Tintang oftee MllsT
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BUILDING MATERIAL IN THE STREETS.

CHAs. c. AMEs was to-day appointed a special
agent OF the Treasury at san Francisco al 81 per
day.
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JANUARY TWENTY-SEVENTH, 1887
at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ.
IL GEO. w. STICKNEY, Auctioneer.
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The INTERSTATE COMMERCE Bill was received nc
the White House last evening, and was this MORN
ing referred by the President the Attorney tscn-
eral for consideration before final action
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Peter 0angeTii, the crank from PittabuTg, VINO
was arrested near the French minister's residence
Vosttrfay aftefnoon, was put On train 1ast night
an0 can't oaCk g his homa